Fig. 4: Human IgG transgenic minipigs are tolerant to human IgG1 antibodies with a low clinical immunogenicity rate. | Nature Biomedical Engineering

Fig. 4: Human IgG transgenic minipigs are tolerant to human IgG1 antibodies with a low clinical immunogenicity rate.

From: A humanized minipig model for the toxicological testing of therapeutic recombinant antibodies

Fig. 4

a, Schematic outline of the immunization strategy without adjuvant. Blood samples for ADA analysis are drawn before each treatment. b, Porcine IgG anti-bevacizumab antibody titre after immunization of 6 hIgG transgenic (TG) founder minipigs and 6 WT controls with bevacizumab. Data summarized from 3 individual studies, each with 2 transgenic and 2 WT minipigs. c, Porcine IgG anti-bevacizumab antibody titre after immunization of 4 hIgG transgenic minipigs from the F1 generation and 4 WT animals with bevacizumab. d, OD of porcine IgG anti-daratumumab antibodies measured via ELISA in minipigs (TG, n = 4; WT, n = 4) immunized with daratumumab. The dotted red line indicates an arbitrary threshold at a titre of 200 or mean + 6×s.d. threshold in the case of OD. Statistical analysis by 2-way ANOVA. Horizontal bar represents median. Each data point represents a biological replicate.

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